writing doctor

Writer

Tier: Premium

Headline

I write because that is what I love to do.

Biography

"Reading maketh a full man; conference a ready man; and writing an exact man." Francis Bacon

My name is writing doctor, and I am a natural writer who read all Wilbur Smith's books and many other titles by the time I was thirteen. I am lucky enough to work for Urban Writers, and I already have over ten years' freelance writing experience with other freelance sites as well.

I am naturally disciplined, organized, and I can work under pressure thanks to spending 27 years as a military officer. My military career included six years as a Corporate Communication Officer, which advanced my writing, proofreading, and editing abilities.

I enjoy writing and I have published a novel. My love for writing comes from my love of reading. Once I was hooked on books, I always imagined making people feel what I feel from reading. I also do yoga, and I remain fit and healthy. My wife is a photographer, and I find I enjoy taking photos myself and assisting her.

I most enjoy writing about science fiction, action, and adventure. The novel I mentioned earlier is a science fiction action novel. I do however also have a knack for writing comedy. My favorite author was Douglas Adams. I have been involved with ghostwriting erotica, but I offer the added bonus of being able to write about all things military as well.

When I write I do so fast with the help of Grammarly, and sometimes ProWritingAid. I check my work by reading it back to myself or having an automated program read it back to me. What I deliver is therefore militarily perfect. Sorry, I just had to get that in there.:)

As someone who has a natural writing ability, over ten years as a freelance writer, and with the bonus of precision brought on by almost three decades as a soldier, I offer you a disciplined, exact, and timely approach to your writing needs.

I believe in integrity, intelligence, and energy, so that is what you will receive.

Previous experience, degrees, and qualifications

I am a writer for the Daily Aviation Channel on YouTube, and I have completed over $11,000 in work done on Upwork with a job success score of 88%. I have been writing for many years.

Interests and hobbies

I appreciate photography and run a studio with my wife in our hometown. I also like to write and read.

How I'd describe my personality in two sentences

I used to be a military officer, so some of that has rubbed off on me. I am friendly, and like to help people.

How I'd describe my approach to my work

I like to understand what my client really wants before I get too far in my writing.

Why should you choose me for your project

I am dedicated, and I will get it done.

Fiction, Non-Fiction, Health & Fitness, History, Humor & Entertainment, Religion & Spirituality, SEO, Self Help, Comedy

Content snippets

Dead Ground

“Go! Go! Go!” The front door disintegrated in a rain of splinters. The snake formation penetrated the gloomy interior of the house. Olivia’s view was partially obstructed as the second officer’s view usually is. Scully had his trusty Remington 870 shotgun. Olivia preferred her Heckler and Koch MP5. It was a tried and tested weapon. Her left hand was on Scully’s shoulder. Her MP-5 held up to her chin, and she was looking over the sights thirty degrees to her right. Her heart was playing its own rapid beat in her ears. The snake shuffled down the passage, the smell of cigarettes and mar...

The Little Soldier

The fire was crackling comfortably warm. Through the window Little Ivan could see the snow falling softly. It was late. The house was filled with the smells of mother’s delicious vegetable soup. That is what they had for supper. Ivan now played before the fire with his favourite toy. A small soldier figure he got from his uncle Andre before he went off to the war. Mother Ingrid was busy cleaning their soup bowls. “Mother, can you tell me when Uncle Andre is coming back?” Mother Ingrid stopped washing the soup bowls for a moment. It looked like she was thinking, and then she continue...

The Memory Glitch

It was on a Tuesday when Jane did not go home. She would have gone home under normal circumstances. Unfortunately, these circumstances were not normal. Jane could not go to a home that was not there anymore. Instead, she went to George. George would know what to do. She knocked on his trailer's front door. Actually, it was the only door. "Who's there!?" he asked. "Jane." "What!?" "Jane!" There were footsteps and the trailer swayed ever so slightly. The door opened and George looked down at her. He was dressed in his favorite Onesy. It was a pink rabbit Onesy, and he had not shave...

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